Mild hyperbaric sessions at Spinal Fitness Health and Wellness Center in Kennewick, WA are sold 3 ways as 90-minute bookings, at $100 for 1 session, $525 for 6 or $700 for a month of unlimited sessions, and the cheapest of the 3 depends on the monthly count: single bookings for 1 to 5 sessions, the 6-pack for 6, the 6-pack plus 1 single booking for 7, and unlimited from 8. Hyperbaric sessions are also included, as 1-hour sessions, in both $150 memberships, and as 1 ninety-minute session in 2 $300 monthly packages. Members hold 24/7 facility access through a door code issued once their training is complete.
Hyperbaric sessions are booked by appointment and are never part of the free session. The free session for new visitors, every Thursday from 2 to 6 PM, rotates among the BioCharger NG, the 7 Wave light panel, Brown’s Gas, PEMF and the hot sauna exercise room.
Two session lengths
Hyperbaric sessions are sold as 90-minute bookings, which include gradual pressurization and depressurization in the 1.3 ATA chamber. Membership sessions run 1 hour. Every plan below gives 1 of those 2 lengths, so compare plans in minutes as well as in dollars. Our earlier article on a session step by step covers the chamber, screening and what to wear.
The 3 booking options at each monthly count
A single 90-minute session is $100. The 6-pack is six 90-minute sessions for $525, or $87.50 each when all 6 are used. Monthly unlimited is $700 for up to 31 ninety-minute sessions a month, limited to 1 session per calendar day, on an ongoing monthly plan.
1 to 5 sessions. Single bookings cost $100 to $500. The 6-pack costs $525 however many of its 6 sessions are used, so at 5 sessions single bookings are $25 less.
6 sessions. The 6-pack at $525 is $75 less than 6 single bookings at $600.
7 sessions. The 6-pack plus 1 single booking is $625, which is $75 less than unlimited at $700 and $75 less than 7 single bookings.
8 sessions. Unlimited at $700 equals $87.50 a session, the 6-pack rate, and costs $25 less than a 6-pack plus 2 single bookings at $725.
More than 8 sessions. Unlimited falls to about $53.85 a session at 13 sessions (3 a week), about $31.82 at 22 sessions (5 a week), and $22.58 at 31 sessions, 1 every day of a 31-day month.
The 2 memberships at $150 a month
Month-to-Month, $150. Includes 1 one-hour mild hyperbaric session monthly, 60 minutes of chamber time, with 24/7 member access after training, the PEMF mat and paddles, the near-infrared saunas, general and spinal fitness equipment, the BioCharger NG, Brown’s Gas and hydrogen inhalation. On hyperbaric alone, 1 single booking at $100 costs $50 less than the membership and runs 90 minutes against 60; the membership’s price covers the listed equipment as well.
Annual Membership, $150 a month on a 12-month agreement. Includes 4 one-hour mild hyperbaric sessions monthly, 240 minutes of chamber time, plus 31 7 Wave light panel sessions and 31 targeted PEMF loop sessions monthly and everything in the Month-to-Month membership. Over the 12 months of the agreement that is 48 one-hour sessions, against the $1,800 the agreement costs over the same 12 months.
The 2 packages at $300 that include 1 booked session
7 Wave Monthly, $300. Up to 31 7 Wave light panel sessions a month, with 1 ninety-minute mild hyperbaric session included each month.
PEMF Loop Monthly, $300. Up to 31 targeted PEMF loop sessions a month, also with 1 ninety-minute hyperbaric booking included in the month. Each package’s included session is worth $100 at the single-booking price.
Booking a session in Kennewick
Spinal Fitness Health and Wellness Center is at 214 E. Albany Ave, Building E101, Kennewick, WA 99336, serving Kennewick, Pasco, Richland, West Richland, Benton City and Walla Walla. Call or text 509-670-9713 to book a 90-minute session or to ask about a membership, evenings and weekends included. Members who have completed their training run their own hyperbaric sessions, and the chamber room has its own coded keypad. Eileen Durfee founded the center, has worked in the health field since 2010, and is a Certified Personal Trainer and the inventor of Spinal Fitness.
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This article is for educational purposes only. A mild hyperbaric session is a wellness service for general well-being, and individual experiences vary.
